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In recent days, within a short span of time, three beloved figures of the C.C.I.T. and of the Romani and Gypsy communities have definitively laid down their lives and are now with us in the light that never dies.
- Father Stanislaw, who for years led the Romani Pastoral Ministry in Poland, died in a tragic car accident;
- Little Sister Maria Pia, one of the first members of the C.C.I.T. and a member of the Council of Wise, and Fernanda Reis, who for years led and later served as a collaborator in the Gypsy pastoral ministry in Portugal, crowned a long life of ecclesial service through their illness.
We remember them together,
just as they would have wished, with gratitude and in prayer.
PURPOSE OF THE ASSOCIATION
The CCIT wishes to be an expression of an open and warm Church
The CCIT brings together people, Roma, Sinti, Travelers and Gadjes, priests, religious, lay people, of all cultures, languages, religions, ideologies, who are committed or who wish to commit themselves together to a common human and evangelical path starting from the lives of Gypsies
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A common human and evangelical journey from the lives of Rom and Sinti
THE MISSION OF CCIT
Objectives of the association
It is a place for meeting, reflection, exchange and mutual enrichment.
By defining itself as a place for sharing pastoral and human experiences, the CCIT’s vocation is to inspire, to arouse an ever-renewed attention that is adapted to the concrete situation and does not have as its aim the elaboration of humanitarian or pastoral projects. It is within the vocation of the universal Church, to which the Gospel calls us.
CCIT relashionships
Autonomous in its functions and relations, the CCIT maintains, in friendship, a collaboration with the Dicastery for the Service of Integral Human Development with several Bishops’ Conferences and chaplaincies in each country.
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